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HR Policy On Use Of Social Media

October 26th, 2009

This is the short version of my powerpoint presentation at the 3rd HR Philippines National Convention held at SMX Convention Center on Oct. 21-22, 2009.

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HR 2.0

September 25th, 2009

HR 2.0

“It’s back in Manila!”

The HR Philippines Convention will be coming to Manila again after the huge successful Convention in 2007 and in Davao in 2008 which attracted over 350 HR Professionals from leading companies.

Join the hundreds of HR Professionals
who participate in the Annual HR Philippines National Convention to enhance their core skills & competence and to stay ahead of evolving trends.

Convention Overview:

Human Resource Management has evolved through the years, from transactional to employee champion. And now with the advent of technology and changes on business landscape, HR must again adapt to be relevant.

Convention Objectives:

1. Learn how others position the traditional HR silos to be strategic.
2. Understand web 2.0 and how you can use this in people management
3. Learn the latest SC labor jurisprudence
4. Learn the latest trends in HR

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DOLE Advisory 04: Guidelines of Influenza A(H1N1) Prevention And Control In The Workplace

May 27th, 2009

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Update: (Oops! looks like download link will not work unless you’re signed in at slideshare.net, sorry about this :-( . Please note that I will not gain anything if you’ll sign-up )

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Are Labor Unions Still Relevant?

May 8th, 2009

If globalization were an evolutionary period in the Philippines, then trade unions might very well be aged dinosaurs on the brink of extinction. It used to be that smokestack industries could do little without the support of labor unions. But the development of the global job market, the changing forms of labor relations, new technology and patterns of work, as well as the appearance of millions of new workers willing to work at whatever cost, have made organizing an uphill struggle for these former vanguards of workers’ rights. To make matters worse, ferocious infighting, pitiable wages for ordinary workers, declining benefits, and the rising number of informal workers cast serious doubts on the union’s ability to represent the interests of workers. Are unions, then, suffering from a crisis of relevance? And if so, are they bound to become a thing of the past?

This question was asked by Alicor L. Panao to Professor Jun Sibal, Dean of UP- SOLAIR.

Depending on one’s point of view and school of thought, people differs on their regard to labor union. Even investors have different perspective, though I would assume, more would prefer to keep their company union free because of the troublesome CBA.

Why employees start a union?

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Ending Probationary Employment Without Termination Notice

January 22nd, 2009

A Supreme Court (of the Philippines) jurisprudence suggest this.

For years, employers are on their toes to ensure that the sixth month of employment of probationary employees are monitored to ensure no unqualified proby employees will be regularized. Likewise, proper documentation is considered a must for the following:

  1. Discussion of employment standards/expectation levelling
  2. Job description
  3. Performance appraisal
  4. Employment contracts and
  5. Observance of twin notice rule

This is to ensure the decision to end an employee’s probationary contract will not be construed as whimsical.

But a Supreme Court  jurisprudence about a case of a supervisor who failed to qualify as a permanent employee   is rather interesting.

On the 6th month, the Supervisor was not allowed to time in and as a result, he sued the company for illegally dismissing him.  But the court says there is no termination or dismissal but rather an expiration of his 6 month probationary contract.

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